THE MAN GAUDIN
MADE A NAME FOR HIMSELF
ONLY gout-in for five
years
WHAT a FUSS !
WHEN a man turns traitor, let him be English, Irish, or Scotch, the sympathies of the ECHO are dead against him. Shoot him to blazes. Gaudin (now got-in), City Councillor of Auckland, member of a German merchandise firm, and Captain of an Auckland Volunteer corps, pleads innocence of intent, though he admits breaking war regulations in the I carrying away of gold and private letters to our German enemies in Auckland, gets five years (only) I at Samoa by court marshalLjgd| hard labour only. . He's nqyfl|^| but a scoundrel in our estF^^^M —we try to be lcnj aa^j|^^^H know full well-^^^^^^^^H handed as he was^^^^^^^^^f ing the same ga^^^^^^^^^^l he would I^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H bullets jfl^^^^^^^^^^^^^l having^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H
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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 8 January 1915, Page 2
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131THE MAN GAUDIN Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 8 January 1915, Page 2
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